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It takes frankness and the ability to synthesize, in these cases.

Thank you Cornetto.

Finally, the vote is for both the work and the review. I felt lost. This way, there is no more confusion, oh.

Cool. You could have played it better.

A rather ugly album, but extra points because come on, it’s Jello Biafra.
I won't rate the review, which I like in form and spirit, because the Jello - Fat comparison seems too easy and, all things considered, a bit superficial. Maybe it's because if Fat Mike and his kind hadn’t existed, I probably wouldn’t have approached the Dead Kennedys during my early teenage years—have mercy on me, I’m a '92—and so, all things considered, I feel a certain gratitude and affection. Sincere, I don’t renounce. I separate the persona from the music: with Fat Mike it’s possible, but with Jello Biafra, evidently not. Might it be the difference between a pop musician and an hardcore one? Who knows.

Never seen any of them, not even one from the trilogy. What can you do, I don’t watch movies in streaming.

Yuk

But do the gameboys sound like these brave fellow citizens of mine?

I'm listening. From what you write - and how they were positioned - it would seem more no wave; however, the Englishness really comes through, and a piece (beautiful) like Phantom Pain feels in a way reassuring, almost danceable, practically gnu wave. And don't say no. Then the de-generi, I don't know, a bit misleading? But how can I not give you five, in any case.